Invite authenticity into your home with this sideboard [more precisely, the lower part of an old Mado sideboard] made of solid pine, delicately hand-stripped. Its clip closure system, inspired by vintage Mados, and its bakelite handles [rare!] in excellent condition add a charming vintage touch. Designed to combine style and functionality, it offers a generous storage space while standing out with its imperfections, witnesses of a story. A few light marks on the sides remind us of its journey, making this piece of furniture unique. Width: 125 cm Depth: 50 cm Height: 103 cm A Brief History of the Sideboard Rooted in the daily life of provincial homes in the 19th century, the country sideboard is the guardian of generous gatherings. Made from solid woods like oak or wild cherry, it is distinguished by its simple lines and unique patina, a testament to the passage of time. Whether referred to as a "low sideboard" or "two-piece sideboard", it fits into a Rustic or Country Chic style depending on its ornaments. Unlike showcase living room furniture, it prioritizes functionality with its wide doors and deep drawers.
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Invite authenticity into your home with this sideboard [more precisely, the lower part of an old Mado sideboard] made of solid pine, delicately hand-stripped. Its clip closure system, inspired by vintage Mados, and its bakelite handles [rare!] in excellent condition add a charming vintage touch. Designed to combine style and functionality, it offers a generous storage space while standing out with its imperfections, witnesses of a story. A few light marks on the sides remind us of its journey, making this piece of furniture unique. Width: 125 cm Depth: 50 cm Height: 103 cm A Brief History of the Sideboard Rooted in the daily life of provincial homes in the 19th century, the country sideboard is the guardian of generous gatherings. Made from solid woods like oak or wild cherry, it is distinguished by its simple lines and unique patina, a testament to the passage of time. Whether referred to as a "low sideboard" or "two-piece sideboard", it fits into a Rustic or Country Chic style depending on its ornaments. Unlike showcase living room furniture, it prioritizes functionality with its wide doors and deep drawers.